Baseball's Top 10 By Dave Surico, Tribune staff reporter. %% RANK TEAM REC THE BIG MO* PRE 1. New Trier 17-1 (Arrows side-by-side) 1 Senior John Tschantz no-hit Maine South....
All season long, first-year Leo coach Noah Cannon had preached team chemistry and selflessness to his best player, 6-foot-6-inch Frank Clair. Shoot less, pass more, do some of the dirty...
First team Ollie Bailey, Farragut 6-8 senior forward/center Rates with West Aurora's Shaun Pruitt as the top post players in the state. The Rutgers signee averaged 21.5 points and 11...
Jon Scheyer would do well to sit down and have a heart-to-heart talk with Shaun Livingston about living up to unreal expectations. For the most part, Scheyer cruised through this...
The story of the state championship could be written in three parts. First came Brandon Lee, a multitalented guard who left Peoria Manual for Peoria Central after Rams coach Wayne...
Fans in the Carver Arena stands all seemed to be asking the same question: What happened to Ollie Bailey? "It seemed to me like Ollie Bailey was scoring every time...
1. Freddie Barnes, H.-Flossmoor With opponents worried about the Vikings' front line of 6-foot-8-inch Cyrus Tate, 6-8 Julian Wright and 6-7 Brian Nussbaum--plus top scorer Excell Hardy-- nobody notices a...
Frank Clair was a big reason Leo won the Class A title, scoring 25 points in Saturday's 65-57 win over Winnebago (after scoring 17 in the semifinal win over Quincy...
If you're looking for a definition of the term "student-athlete," you might consider Lukas Slater of McHenry. As an athlete, the 6-foot-6-inch, 215-pound senior was the quarterback on the Warriors'...
Looking at 6-foot-8-inch, 260-pound DeAndre Thomas one would never guess the imposing Westinghouse junior came into this world via premature delivery. By the time he was a 6th grader playing...